Technical Specification

Product Information

Crisp, calm and effortlessly versatile. The Climadoor White Caprice Smooth is a fresh take on the classic two-panel look, using a faux stiles-and-rails face to give you that Cambridge/Tonbridge/Smooth 2-Panel vibe - without the weight or cost. Supplied white primed, the smooth moulded MDF skin paints up beautifully on site, making this a favourite for busy homes and multi-plot projects alike.

Behind the clean lines is a lightweight hollow-core (non-FD) construction that’s easy to handle and great value. Need compliance in kitchens or escape routes? Keep the look consistent by pairing with the FD30 fire door option.

Key Features:

• Exclusive Climadoor face design with a clean faux stiles-and-rails profile
• White primed, smooth MDF skin ready for your chosen topcoat
• Lightweight hollow-core (non-FD) build for quicker installs and easier handling
• FD30 fire door option (solid core) for 30-minute resistance
• Trim up to 6mm from any edge to fine-tune the fit
• Framed construction (edges supplied primed) with 300 × 82mm lock blocks on both sides; lock-block centres align with the door centre for straightforward ironmongery
• Supplied in popular imperial and metric sizes with bespoke sizing available to order
• FSC® (INT-COC-003944.500) Mix certified materials from responsibly managed sources
• Covered by a 10-Year Manufacturing Defects Guarantee

Flexible Style Options

It’s really easy to run one style throughout your home, use the FD30 version where required and the non-FD version elsewhere. Prefer more light? No problem! Choose the clear toughened safety glass variant to brighten halls and living spaces while maintaining that same calm profile.

Ideal for New Developments and Refurb Portfolios

From new-build sites to PRS portfolios and refurbishment programmes, the Caprice Smooth from Climadoor keeps schedules moving, with consistent quality, fast prep and a flatter face that finishes to a premium look. Not only that, volume pricing is available, just give us a cal lto discuss site packs and call-offs.